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We don't know yet. I just got the 90-day outlook, and it calls for most of the nation to be under warmer than normal weather. And that would indicate high pressure, although it did say the way the West Coast could be under persistent low pressure. And that's still the situation. And it's not going to start getting hot until Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of next week. So what we have is we have two high pressure areas controlling the nation. We've got one over Bermuda, one over the desert southwest in the Four Corners area. And where do I sit? I sit in between those two highs. So that's good for us. But let's talk about California. California has a low pressure area off the coast. And there's the high pressure that's now moved westward from the middle and south part of the nation, which gave us about 28 days of just straight hot weather. It's now finally moved to the west and is back over the Four Corners area. The Bermuda high moved east. So it's back in its place. And so there's going to be a little low pressure area that moves through tomorrow, Monday, tomorrow and Monday. So that will make it cooler. Today will be about 96, 97 degrees. Temperatures tomorrow and Monday drop down into the upper 80s and low 90s for the valley and delta and foothills. Let me take a break.